FC Goa have confirmed the signing of winger Manuel Arana on a one-year contract. Arana, who largely operates from the right wing last played for Brisbane Roar in the A-League & Asian Champions League last season where he racked up 5 assists and made 24 appearances.
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PanajirrThe Spaniard comes with plenty of experience in the top two divisions of Spain where he has turned out for a host of clubs with a combined total of over 230 appearances and 40 goals to his name.rThe Seville native was product of the Betis youth system before moving to Castellon where his impressive performances in the second tier of Spanish football led to a move to Racing Santander. He spent 3 seasons in the top division as a regular starter where he played 78 games. Following spells at Recreativo Huelva, RCD Mallorca and Rayo Vallecano, Arana moved to Brisbane Roar last year. rSpeaking of the prospect of coming to India, the 32-year-old midfielder said: “I’m pleased to have signed for FC Goa. The league in India is getting a lot of attention and I can’t wait to come and experience it for myself. I have heard a lot of good things about FC Goa and with Sergio Lobera as the head coach, I’m sure we can mount a very strong challenge for the top honours. I thank the club for placing their faith in me and will do my utmost to taste success.”
The Rotary Club of Porvorim (RCP) has announced the third edition of its ‘Rotary Rain Run 2017’ in support of women’s health and education scheduled to be held at the SAG Stadium, Bambolim on Sunday, July 30.
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Published Jul 13, 2017, 11:32 AM IST
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PANAJIrrThe charity run is being organised for runners both male and female in the 5km, 10 km and 21 km ( Half Marathon ) categories. In a press release issued in the city on Wednesday, the RCP stated that the run would be conducted from the Bambolim SAG stadium to Miramar via the Goa University road. This year both the 10km and 21km runs will be timed events. School children up to class X can register for the 5 km run for free. rA total of 2,700 runners had participated in…